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Tag Archives: Steve Hackett
NICK MAGNUS – A Strange Inheritance
October 8, 2024

Magick Nuns 2024 All that glitters in a dead man’s chest: a salty dog of art-rock scenes goes to sea to see the treasures of the world. Conceptuality and adventurousness might be the pillars which carry the weight of prog’s … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged Nick Magnus, Steve Hackett, Tony Patterson
Nick Magnus Stages Pirate Story On “A Strange Inheritance”
June 21, 2024

When it comes to , one can always expect art of high order, so there’s a little surprise in the keyboardist falling into a five-year groove with his latest releases. Magnus followed 2014’s by “Catharsis” in 2019, and now, on … Continue reading
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Tagged Nick Magnus, Steve Hackett, Tony Patterson
DUNCAN PARSONS – I’m Here, All Weak
December 15, 2023

Duncan Parsons 2023 Sheffield polymath takes stock of his last decade’s meandering between styles to reveal a secret path to its flaming method. Being simultaneously self-effacing and assertive is an art that Duncan Parsons mastered well enough to add humor … Continue reading
Posted in Reissues
Tagged art rock, Duncan Parsons, fusion, John Hackett, Nick Fletcher, prog rock, Steve Hackett
The Hackett Brothers Join David Jackson’s Latest Project
October 11, 2023

Unlike many of his progressive rock peers, David Jackson has never lost a penchant for experimentation, and when Italian organist Marco Lo Muscio invited the legendary sax player to work on acoustic readings of the twentieth century classics spanning symphonic, … Continue reading
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Tagged David Jackson, John Hackett, Steve Hackett


